The three pie charts below illustrate the ratio of electric, hybrid(mixture of electric and petrol), petrol and diesel vehicles recorded in Norway in 2008 and 2018; additionally, a further expectation for 2028.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that usage of petrol fuel dramatically decreased in a decade, in the future, this proportion expected to fall even more. Besides, Diesel vehicles awaiting for recovery from 2008 to 2028. Meanwhile, each number of transports using electric and hybrid firing predicted to take just over a third of whole amount.
According to the first pie chart, 69% of the whole cars serviced by petrol, which was the most used fuel in 2008. Consequently, this ratio enormously fall to 39 percent by 2018. This figure looking for a fall to 11% after the 10 years. The same pattern can be seen in diesel usage, whose proportion had a markeble increase between 2008 and 2018. In the long run, it is likely to recover in 2028.
By contrast, hybrid type of firing was used by only 1% of car users; however, this figure grew to 11 percent in 2018, which is predicted to have a huge growth to 30% after a decade. The same trend followed by fully electric, which is started being used by 4% of vehicle drivers only in 2018. This figure awaits for take place of 32 percent of total number. Those fluctuations expect to become the most used type of fuels by 2028.